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Перевод: gangrene

[существительное]
гангрена ; омертвение;
[глагол]
вызывать омертвение; подвергаться омертвению

Тезаурус:

1. There was a man who went off to Amsterdam to buy some diamonds, I helped his secretary book his ticket, first class, and his limousine, smooth as clockwork, and as he's walking along a canal admiring the house fronts someone stabs him in the back, destroys a kidney, gangrene sets in, now he's dead.
2. Foxes have thick pelts and many a fox has died from gangrene caused by shotgun pellets; again a slow and agonising death.
3. At the back of her mind, the matron envisaged gangrene, amputation of the royal limb, a national scandal, a public inquiry and the ignominious end of her own career.
4. Spread of the ulcers can occur by auto-inoculation and rarely the spread may be such as to cause gangrene of the penis.
5. A Red Cross doctor, working in north-western Cambodia, recalled a man staggering into his hospital with a shattered leg already black with gangrene.
6. In addition, Dave tells me that the centre has also treated a number of carbon monoxide poisonings and gas gangrene injuries - fortunately, both from causes other than diving.
7. "We'll have gangrene, sir," they said in unison.
8. "We've all got gangrene from marching through that rose garden."
9. Thoughts of gangrene and amputations terrified me until, after seventeen miles, I reached camp, where Mick was waiting to make me forget myself.
10. Other amputations become necessary because mine victims often have to share beds and can infect each other with gangrene.
11. There is also a risk of gangrene due to poor circulation, plus cataracts and possible kidney failure.
12. "You've got two alternatives," the officer bellowed at them, 'either you stay up here and get gangrene - or you go down south and have your legs sliced off."
13. Still, no gangrene as yet."